harmonize
/ˈhɑːrmənaɪz/
verb
- To combine or arrange things in a pleasing, orderly, or consistent way.
- The new policy aims to harmonize rules across all company branches.
- We need to harmonize our schedules so everyone can attend the meeting.
- The interior designer helped harmonize the colors in the living room.
- To sing or play music in harmony; to add notes that complement a melody.
- The choir learned to harmonize beautifully on the final chorus.
- She can harmonize with almost any melody she hears.
- The guitarist and pianist harmonized perfectly during the duet.
- To be in agreement or accord; to go well together.
- His calm voice harmonizes with the peaceful setting of the garden.
- Their opinions on the project harmonize more than they expected.
- The flavors in this dish harmonize wonderfully.
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